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  Cirque du Soleil CRYSTAL: Wow, This Is Not Your Grandma's Ice Skating

  June 14 at 7:05 a.m.

  Cirque du Soleil collides with the world of ice skating and the results are mesmerizing. Fast, funny and remarkable, the performance weaves beautiful skating with hold your breath acrobatics. The short run finishes this weekend, so if you want to see them you need to hurry. Photos by Mike Brooks

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  21 Things To Do in Dallas This Week

  June 12 at 4 a.m.

  Wednesday With elements of classic rock, soul, gospel and R&B, Anderson.Paak throws pretty much every style against the wall. Surprisingly, it all sticks. In February, he won his first Grammy Award for Best Rap Performance, an honor that served as a crescendo for an impressive past couple of years, growing...

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  A Breakdown of the New Aladdin Film vs. the Original and Yup, There’s a Musical Too

  June 11 at 4 a.m.

  You get three wishes. And if your three wishes are all to watch Aladdin, you’re in luck. If you live in Dallas, there are three ways to do so right now. Obviously, there’s the original 1992 Disney film in all its animated glory, with a genie brought to life by...

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  Dallas Museum of Art Delights Would-Be Sleuths With a Whodunnit Evening

  June 11 at 4 a.m.

  The Dallas Art Museum’s annual murder mystery, which took place this last Friday, was a sellout attended by  hundreds of sleuths who were anything but clueless. Among those armed with helpful hints — on whodunnit with what weapon and in which room of the museum — were Sara Kazzi, 30,...

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  21 Things To Do in Dallas This Week

  June 5 at 4 a.m.

  Wednesday Sculpting a seemingly timeless vacuum between noise, metal and classical minimalism, Earth’s music is nothing if not brutally austere. This is metal ruthlessly denuded. With all the superfluous components deleted, all the ornate plumage slashed and burned, rock is given a new form, a sound-for-sound's sake gauntlet that’s equally...

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  Jonathan Norton Studied the Crack Epidemic for his Play Penny Candy

  June 4 at 4 a.m.

  This Wednesday, the Wyly Theatre will premiere an original play written by Dallas’ Jonathan Norton. Inspired by true events, Penny Candy takes place in Dallas’ Pleasant Grove neighborhood in the late '80s and depicts the effects of the crack epidemic during the Reagan-H.W. Bush era. The play, which runs until...